Q1: Module 2-What I Know?

This is a form of fine cords usually thick in threads used to create very precise and well-designed pieces of jewelry, fiber art, baskets and other items.

• Cavandoli- Macramé

• Macramé-Sculpture

• Macramé

• Micro-Macramé

This is rapidly growing type of macramé which owes its other existence to weaving and basket-making.

• Cavandoli-Macramé

• Macramé–Sculpture

• Macramé

• Micro-macramé

This is another facet of macramé’s capacity for diversity and flexibility that is becoming a common element.

• Cavandoli-Macramé

• Macramé

• Macramé – Sculpture

• Micro-macramé

This kind of basket can be used as a multiple material that is more rigid for the base and more flexible for the sides of the basket.

• Coiled Basket

• Plaited

• Twined basket

• Woven basket

This can be open or closed using variations of basic plaiting methods and materials available in the locality.

• Coiled Basketry

• Plaited Basket Making

• Twined Basket Making

• Woven Basket Weaving

This method used materials as long as they are flexible and rigid enough for the waft.

• Coiled Basketry

• Plaited Basket Making

• Twined Basket Making

• Woven Basket Weaving

This product that can be made into coiled basket are straw, willow and yucca.

• Coiled basketry

• Plaited Basket Making

• Twined Basket Making

• Woven Basket Weaving

This can be made of many different materials flexible enough to be woven and strong enough to retain their shape.

• Basket

• Plaited

• Twined basket

• Woven basket

What method is used in this material that is flexible and rigid enough for waft.

• Coiled Basket

• Macramé basket

• Twined basket

• Woven basket

A _____________________ is a container that is traditionally constructed from stiff fibers and can be made from a range of materials, including wood splints, runners, and cane.

• Basket

• Household Plaited

• Sculpture

• Macrame